Highly Anticipated Prospect New Orleans Triennial Postpones Fifth Edition Until 2021 Amid Pandemic
The presentation's planned theme of "Yesterday we said tomorrow" remains in place.
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2020 Prospect New Orleans Triennial to Consider America’s ‘Unprecedented’ Political Moment
See the artist list for the exhibition, curated by Naima J. Keith and Diana Nawi.
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Ahead of Hotly Anticipated 2020 Opening, Prospect Triennial in New Orleans Taps Kimberly Drew, Maricelle Robles, More to Organize Year of Programming
The main exhibition will open in October 2020—and it now has a theme.
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From Prospect New Orleans to the Whitney Museum: Kara Walker’s Steam-Powered Calliope to Travel to New York
The piece will make its New York debut as part of a Jason Moran show.
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Happy Days: A Tightly Curated Prospect.4 Offers a Welcome Dose of Optimism
Various venues, New Orleans, through February 25
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Nick Stillman Appointed Executive Director of Prospect New Orleans
Christopher J. Alfieri will now be the president and chairman of the triennial's board of trustees.
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Here’s the Artist List for This Year’s Prospect New Orleans Triennial
Ahead of its opening this fall, Prospect New Orleans has revealed the artist list for its fourth edition. Titled “Prospect.4: The Lotus in Spite of the Swamp” and curated by Trevor…
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Brooke Davis Anderson Departs Prospect New Orleans for Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
After four years as the executive director of the Prospect New Orleans triennial, Brooke Davis Anderson will step down from her position at the end of the month to become director of…
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Prospect New Orleans Names Jennifer M. Williams Deputy Director
Prospect New Orleans has selected Jennifer M. Williams to fill the role of Deputy Director for the Public Experience in advance of the triennial’s fourth edition, which is titled “Prospect.4…
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Growing Pains: Franklin Sirmans and the Future of the Pérez Art Museum Miami
There are major streets in downtown Miami that have been effectively hollowed out by development, impossible to traverse and made useless in the name of progress. It is a city of luxury
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